Audience: Technical/Installer

  • ​WQRF 2024 Poster Contest Winner Presentations and the 2025 Call Opens!


    For a second year in a row, WQRF will open a call for poster presentations to be offered during WQA’s 2025 Convention in Long Beach, CA! To kick off the call, we’ll take a look back at our winning presentations from 2024 with our David Loveday Scholarship winners, Fatemeh Asadi, Ph.D. and Chantaly Villalona. After…

  • PFAS surrogate study nears completion


    Research into surrogate compound(s) that can be used as standards to evaluate the effectiveness of activated carbon and ion exchange technologies in removing a wide range of PFAS from drinking water has been funded by the Water Quality Research Foundation. University of British Columbia researchers will discuss their work in a July 23 webinar.

  • Revised WQRF Contaminant Occurrence map


    The new-and-improved WQRF Contaminant Occurrence Map is demonstrated in this week’s episode of the Water Quality Association Podcast. The map now tracks millions of data points across the United States, helping citizens understand issues that could affect their local water quality.

  • Joneses relate water treatment roots, envision future as WQA marks 50 years


    Another father and son team join us for the latest episode of The Water Quality Association Podcast, which continues a series on the history of the water treatment industry as we mark WQA’s 50-year anniversary.

  • EPA Rule on PFAS


    The Water Quality Association Podcast dives into the new PFAS regulation, featuring three WQA experts.

  • Trends Report: U.S. Landscape of Consecutive Systems


    A resource that reviews the nexus between Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) regulations and the nexus between treatment and in Consecutive Systems and Building Water Systems (BWS).

  • WQA Podcast focuses on industry history, success


    The latest episode of The Water Quality Association podcast focuses on the significance of history within the water treatment industry, as we mark WQA’s 50-year anniversary as a trade association. We’re joined by DJ Shannahan, past president of WQA, along with his father, Duke Shannahan. We talk about their family’s multigenerational legacy, how they evolved…

  • WQRF kicks off ‘Summer School’ series


    Free monthly webinars focus on hot topics in water LISLE, Ill. – Free monthly webinars geared to stakeholders in water quality will kick off next week, sponsored by the Water Quality Research Foundation. Each WQRF Summer School session offers 0.1 Continuing Professional Development credit toward recertification for WQA-certified water treatment pros. Class is in session…

  • More tips on using AI in marketing


    More tips for using Artificial Intelligence in marketing your water treatment business comes to you in this week’s Water Quality Association Podcast.

  • Current Curiosities: WQA Quarterly Inquiries Snapshot


    This quarterly report is intended to showcase a wealth of data from WQA’s websites and general email/phone hotlines. Use these snapshots to check on what water quality and treatment topics are top of mind to consumers and other industry professionals. The reports are available quarterly and will include rolling data from previous quarters. WQA members…